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1 St. Michael-Albertville Middle School Teacher: Lori Autio Grade 6 Social Studies (Master) September 2014 MN History CEQ: * What is the impact of Mapping Minnesota 1. Map rivers and lakes 1. I can identify Minnesota's major rivers, Mapping Minnesota Mapping Minnesota MN map - lakes, rivers, early Europeans in 2. Map counties and lakes and cities. 1-2 CA= Minnesota Map counties wksht Minnesota? * How do industry and transportation influence the development of Minnesota? * How do national and global issues affect Minnesota? major cities 3. Locate biomes and physical features 2. I can identify the counties surrounding Wright County. 3. I can identify the 3 major biomes of Minnesota. Test - lakes, rivers, biomes, and counties matching CA=MN Map Test (shared folder) MN History UEQ: * What are the major rivers, lakes,and counties in Minnesota? Mapping Minnesota 1. Rivers and lakes 2. Counties Early Minnesotans Fur Trade October of 10
2 MN History UEQ: * What was life like for early Minnesotans? Early Minnesotans 1. Hunters and gatherers 2. Native Americans Early Minnesotans 1. Summarize how way of life progressed from hunting-gathering to farming. 2. Compare and contrast Dakota and Ojibwe ways of life. 2. Identify the result of the Ojibwe's migration into Minnesota? 1. I can summarize how the earliest Minnesotans lived and how they became more modern. 2. I can identify how the Dakota and Ojibwe are similar and different. 3. I can explain the reason for the Ojibwe migration and its impact on other early Minnesotans. Early Minnesotans 1. Paragraph explaining how life changed over time for early Minnesotans. 1. Chapter 2 test - T/F, matching, essay 2. Chapters 3 and 4 test - matching, short answer Early Minnesotans chapter 2,3,4 Time Sweep activity Early MN chart Compare and Contrast tribes November 2013 MN History UEQ: * How did the fur trade impact Minnesota? Fur Trade 1. Purpose 2. People 3. Seasonal activity Fur Trade 1. Examine the purpose of the fur trade. 2. Describe the roles of the various people involved in the fur trade. 3. Identify the seasonal activities of the various people during the fur trade. 1. I can explain why the fur trade developed and prospered in Minnesota. 2. I can describe the people and activities involved in the fur trade. 3. I can identify 3 ways the fur trade impacted Minnesota. Fur Trade 1, 2, 3. CFA: Chapter 5 test - matching, short answer 2. CFA: Narrative Essay: Voyageur's postcard (passing:80%) Fur Trade chapter 5 "Broken Blade" novel Wright County Historical Society Fur Trading Trunk Fur trade ledger activity Children's book: "Illustrated Voyageur" Fur trade roles activity Rendezvous Voyageur role playing Voyageur's postcard 2 of 10
3 Voyageur online game: December 2013 The Land Changes MN History UEQ: * What is the process in which the U.S. Government acquired Native American lands? * What key people and motives were involved in the treaty process? * Who came to Minnesota and how did those people change the landscape here? The Land Changes Hands 1. Identify the key people involved in the process of the land changing hands. 2. Evaluate the motives by the parties involved for exchanging land. 3. Explain the impact that the treaties had on Native Americans and the early settlers. Hands 1. I can explain the motives of the people involved in the treaties. 2. I can identify the important people involved in the making and signing of the treaties. 3. I can explain the results of the treaties on the Dakota and white settlers. The Land Changes Hands Ch 6 test - matching, short answer Perspectives poetry Public speaking: Investigation 6 Revise test based on students scoring poorly The Land Changes Hands chapter 6 Perspectives poetry People sort Treaty graphic organizer French contract Crossword puzzle Public Speaking: Investigation 6 "In Their Own Words" The Land Changes Hands 1. People involved 2. Motives for treaties 3. Impact of the treaties 3 of 10
4 January 2014 MN History UEQ: * Who came to Minnesota and how did those people change the landscape here? Minnesota's Newcomers 1. Reasons for settlers moving to MN 2. Organization of government The Good Life The Great Depression and World War II Post-war Minnesota MN Government Minnesota's Newcomers 1. Examine the reasons for early settlers choosing MN as their new home. 2. Summarize the process of becoming organized into first a territory and then a state. 1. I can identify why settlers came to Minnesota. 2. I can describe the process of how Minnesota became a territory and then a state. Minnesota's Newcomers CA=Minnesota territory and state project (technology project) Ch 7 test - T/F, matching, short answer Minnesota's Newcomers chapter 7 Those Who Chose MN ppt Smart timeline activity Y-chart Transportation wheel Packing a farmer's wagon activity "Faith, Family, and Farming" - book on history of St. Michael Study Guide to review for test February 2014 Content Skills Learning Assessment Resources & Technology Targets 1. MN The Civil War The Civil War The Civil The Civil War 4 of 10
5 Content Skills Learning Targets History 1. Compare North 1. I can UEQ: vs. South identify the * What is 1. Discuss causes differences Minnesota's and effects of the between the attitude war North and toward 2. Summarize the South. slavery? Minnesota's 2. I can * What is contributions to explain the Minnesota's the Civil War causes and involvement 3. Examine the effects of the in the Civil impact the Civil Civil War. War? War had on MN 3. I can * What are name the causes Minnesota's and effects Dakota War contritutions of the 1. Identify the to the Civil Dakota War? groups of people War. * How did and how their 4. I can early settlers interactions caused identify the organize into the war impact the communities 1. Retell the events Civil War and of the conflict had on transform the 1. Summarize Minnesota. land into the aftermath of towns. the war Dakota The Civil War War 1. I name the 1. MN as a reasons for northern the Dakota state Sodbusters War. 2. MN 1. Discuss 2. I can committment methods farmers describe Assessment War Ch 8 test - matching, short answer, T/F Dakota War CA=Ch 9 test - T/F with corrections Sodbusters CA=Sodbuster Project CFA: Argumentative Essay: Most Significant Person in Minnesota History (80%) Resources & Technology chapter 8 "Soldier's Heart" novel North vs. South t-chart Important people activity Charley Goddard letter activity MN impact top 5 Cause and effect Dakota War chapter 9 Setting the stage Tensions rise Conflict events "Eggs" play "Sioux Uprising of 1862" book "How the west was lost" United Streaming video "Dakota conflict" United Streaming video Sodbusters chapter 10 Crossword puzzle Small Town Life - investigation 10 project 5 of 10
6 Content Skills Learning Targets to the war used to organize 3. Impact of themselves into Civil War on prosperous MN communities. Dakota 2. Explain the War impact railroad 1. Causes development and effects throughout the of the war state had on growth. Sodbusters 1. Farmers become successful and organized 2. Impact of the railroad system how the Dakota and the white settlers each felt about the land of Minnesota changing hands. 3. I can describe what happened to the people living in Minnesota after the Dakota War was over. Sodbusters 1. I can identify the changes that led to the growth of farming in Minnesota. 2. I can explain why railroads were Assessment Resources & Technology 6 of 10
7 Content Skills Learning Targets important to the development of Minnesota. March 2014 Assessment Resources & Technology 1. MN History UEQ: * What were the natural resources, people, and machines that made industries of flour, lumber and iron possible? * How did the era of industrialization affect MN? * What challenges and opportunities did developing cities face? * What types of social reform were necessary for the growing population? Industry in MN 1. Development of flour, lumber and iron industries Industry in MN 1. Examine the three industries that developed in MN. 2. Discuss ways industry affected MN. Development of Cities 1. Examine population growth within our cities, and the affects and challenges that came with it. 1. Explain the "common good." Industry in MN 1. I can name the three industries that developed in MN during the industrialization period of the late 1800's. 2. I can identify the natural resources that enabled these three industries to develop. 3. I can describe how these three industries spurred the economic and population growth of Minnesota. Development of Cities 1. I can summarize the effects of population growth within our cities and the problems that Industry in MN Cinquain poetry Development of Cities Summary of chapter Industry in MN chapter 11 Minnesota's Industries graphic organizer Development of Cities chapter 12 chapter 12 smart notebook file chapter 13 chapter 13 notes smart file 7 of 10
8 2. Industrialization of came with it. MN Development of Cities 1. Population, building and transportation growth in cities of MN 1. Social reform 2. World War I April Examine the problems and solutions of Minnesotans through social reform 3. Summarize the impact of WWI on Minnesota's patriotism. 1. I can explain what the "common good" means. 2. I can explain how Minnesotans used social reform to solve problems associated with growth. 3. I can give an example of how WWI affected patriotism in Minnesota. 1. MN History UEQ: * How did industrialization affect the lives of Minnesotans? World War 1 1. Life in cities, towns and farms The Great Depression and World War II 1. The farm crisis and welfare 2. The Great Depression and the New Deal 3. WWII contributions and World War 1 1. Compare and contrast the differences of life in a MN city, a MN small town, and on a MN farm The Great Depression and World War II 1. Examine how the farm crisis affected MN 2. Analyze the impact that government programs had on Minnesotans 3. Identify the impact that WWII had on Minnesotans and our industries World War 1 1. I can describe life in cities, small towns and farms in Minnesota in the late 1800's and early 1900's. The Great Depression and WWII 1. I can explain how the farm crisis affected MN 2. I can identify the impact that government programs had on Minnesotans 3. I can identify the impact World War 1 The Great Depression and World War II World War 1 chapter 14 The Great Depression and World War II chapter 15, 16 Chapter group projects "You Wouldn't Want to be a Chicago Gangster" - picture book 8 of 10
9 impact that WWII had on Minnesotans and our industries May 2014 MN Government MN Government MN MN Government 1. MN History UEQ: * How did industrialization affect the lives of Minnesotans? 1. Categorize the branches of state government, the offices, and their functions 2. Interpret the MN preamble and constitution 1. I will identify the branches of state government, the offices, and their functions. 2. Interpret the MN preamble and constitution *ADD MORE TO THIS WHEN Government Post-war Minnesota Government Powerpoint WE GET NEW TEXTBOOK MN Government 1. Offices and functions 2. State constitution Post-war Minnesota 1. Kitchen conveniences 2. Cold War threat 3. Movements toward equality 4. Growth of suburbs and farming operations Post-war Minnesota 1. Explain how conveniences in food and applicances changed our lives 2. Examine how the threat of nuclear war affected MN 3. Show how national equality movements affected Minnesotans 4. Discuss land use changes in MN during the mid-1900's 5. Describe how Minnesota's newest immigrants changed MN Post-war Minnesota 1. I can explain how conveniences in food and applicances changed our lives. 2. I can explain how the threat of nuclear war affected MN 3. I can identify how national equality movements affected Minnesotans. 4. I can identify how land use changed in MN during the mid- 1900's 5. I can describe how Minnesota's newest immigrants changed MN. CFA: Informative Essay: Minnesota A- Z (80%) Post-war Minnesota chapter 17, 18, 19, 20 Chapter group projects Chapter 20: New Minnesotans family history assignment / Public Speaking: sharing way to MN 9 of 10
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